14 March 2010, 06:20
In this article I will focus on how to squeeze (No, not the SID/testing release of Debian) the last drop of juice from your Apache2-installation with small measurements, focusing on PHP performance. And if you’re really serious you might want to look into my articles about Varnish as well! Welcome to the world of caching dynamic data! Not really, just some parts of it… Continue reading ‘Benchmarking opcode php-cachers with Apache2 on Debian Lenny’ »
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1 March 2010, 22:49
Update 12.2001: Varnish-software.com now offers an official debian repo, you should use that instead of installing it via source. Check www.varnish-software.com for more information!
Due to the strict rules of Debian many of the packages in stable releases are very old. In some cases though we want to run the latest version of a program, mainly due to new features and increased speed. The latest version of Varnish under Debian Lenny’s repositories is 1.1.2 (apt-cache show varnish), but in most cases we’d want to run the latest, especially with rapidly developed programs like Varnish. Varnish 2.0.6 is alos available in the Debian repository for SID/Squeeze or via backports.
Continue reading ‘Setting up Varnish 2.0.6 on Debian Lenny’ »
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